looking at the 5g allocations, both Telstra and Optus have...

looking at the 5g allocations, both Telstra and Optus have enough to convert their customers and actually offer a lot of speed.
Telstra bought 1000mhz.
Optus bought 800mhz.
TPG bought 400mhz.
All that was left, was 200mhz and Pentanet bought that, but just for WA.

I dont think somehow gigabit broadband will work on 200mhz of 5g. Otherwise it's easy to see that Telstra and Optus clearly have the fastest amounts.
5gbps in peak performance testing for telstra, who says their network will be ready next month;

https://7news.com.au/technology/smartphones/phone-tower-play-for-retail-investors-c-2680659


The gaming thing doesnt even have a business case yet. With no actual paying customers. So it's all speculation at the moment and no exclusivity to stop someone from doing the same thing?
So if anyone else tries to do the same thing, does that mean their share price should go up as well?
All speculation at the moment, driven by hype so far.